Blu-ray Error: "invalid operation", Code: "19", Note: "primary video stream attributes must be consi

When i try make a blu Ray (folder or image) i receive this error "
Blu-ray Object: "<Timeline>Untitled Timeline", Error: "invalid operation", Code: "19", Note: "primary video stream attributes must be consistent with playList"
is a specific error for blu ray?
Whats happen?.
Thanks a lot
If I create a dvd, all is right, no error are showed a dvd folder is created

Hello:
Finally I could make the Blu Ray disc.
The problem was in put in the same timeline two files in mpg format and psd file with 6 seconds of duration.
(no compatible timeline, causes error code 19)
For a right process a put each file in sperate timeline and end action link to the next file, Then, all go right an BR plays fine.
Maybe there was somthing diferent inside each mpg file , incompatble for a same timeline.
The mpg files were extratecd from dvd (vob files)
I hope that my exprerince help in the future to others persons with the same problems
Thanks all for support
Regards

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